- Apr 18, 2015
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Hi Jerry.
Recently Google released an update to Chrome on iOS that included an handy QR code scanner.
On a few sites the immediate reaction on the comments section was, basically, "once again Google is bringing a new feature to iOS first" and cited other examples, like Gboard, where this happened.
Some even said this was because "iOS is where the money is".
I don't really agree with this sentiment but I would like your opinion. Is this a thing Google does regularly? Do you think it's a monetary issue? Is it an issue at all? Maybe a simple a case of the Android and iOS teams being "out of sync" with each other, introducing different features at different times?
Recently Google released an update to Chrome on iOS that included an handy QR code scanner.
On a few sites the immediate reaction on the comments section was, basically, "once again Google is bringing a new feature to iOS first" and cited other examples, like Gboard, where this happened.
Some even said this was because "iOS is where the money is".
I don't really agree with this sentiment but I would like your opinion. Is this a thing Google does regularly? Do you think it's a monetary issue? Is it an issue at all? Maybe a simple a case of the Android and iOS teams being "out of sync" with each other, introducing different features at different times?
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